Alan Ritchson's Return: Blue Mountain State Sequel Series in the Works

A Resurgence of Blue Mountain State

Amidst the buzz surrounding his role in the gripping Amazon Prime Video series Reacher, Alan Ritchson is gearing up for another exciting venture. The beloved actor is set to return to the small screen in a sequel series of a cult classic show that holds a special place in the hearts of many viewers.

Alan Ritchson as Thad in Blue Mountain State, wearing a football jersey

Background:

Blue Mountain State originally aired from 2010 to 2012 on Spike (now Paramount Network). The series, created by Chris Romano and Eric Falconer, follows the lives of the football team at the fictional Blue Mountain State University. It gained a cult following for its raunchy humor and relatable characters.

The Legacy of Blue Mountain State

Blue Mountain State, often compared to the teen classic American Pie for its raunchy humor, was praised for its realistic portrayal of college life. The show captured the essence of the college experience with its depiction of wild parties, misadventures, and the camaraderie among teammates.

Alan Ritchson's portrayal of the iconic Thad Castle endeared him to audiences and made him a fan favorite. His charismatic performance as the linebacker and team captain of the Mountain Goats brought the character to life and became one of the show's defining features.

The series found new life on streaming platforms, gaining a broader audience and leading to a successful crowdfunding campaign for a movie adaptation in 2016: The BMS Movie. The passionate fan base of Blue Mountain State has been eagerly awaiting news of a potential revival, and now, with the official announcement of a sequel series, the excitement among fans is palpable.

The Return of Fan Favorites

Joining Alan Ritchson in the revival of Blue Mountain State are Darin Brooks and Chris Romano, the original series co-stars who contributed to the show's success with their dynamic performances. Darin Brooks played Alex Moran, the quarterback and Thad's best friend, while Chris Romano portrayed Sammy Cacciatore, the team's wide receiver and resident party animal.

The chemistry and comedic timing of this trio were a major factor in the show's success, and their reunion promises to bring back the nostalgia and humor that endeared Blue Mountain State to audiences worldwide. Fans can't wait to see the hilarious banter and outrageous antics of these beloved characters once again.

The Future of Blue Mountain State

As negotiations for the sequel series continue, speculation is rife about where the show will find its new home. Amazon Prime Video, the platform that currently hosts Alan Ritchson's series Reacher, is considered a strong contender. Given the success of Blue Mountain State on streaming platforms and the existing partnership between Ritchson and Amazon Prime Video, fans can anticipate a seamless transition to the next chapter of Blue Mountain State's legacy.

The revival of Blue Mountain State not only brings back beloved characters and their hilarious escapades but also provides an opportunity for new fans to discover the charm and wit of the original series. With the continued support of the passionate fan base, the sequel series is poised to capture the hearts and laughter of viewers once again, ensuring that the Blue Mountain State legacy lives on.